Fei Invaru (Fay In-varr-rue)
god of fertility
Across Cultures
In Mythology
In the Augury interpretation of Fei Invaru, the tales of her familial relationship unspool into a cacophony of high drama and tragedy. Daughter to Chaimut, Fei was firstborn and essential for developing ecosystems in Laminarum shortly after it was discovered by the Ohdaufeen. Her father, who claimed the domain of time, eventually began experiencing visions of a grandson with the domain of fate. Ever the callous opportunist, Chaimut began guiding his fellow gods to result in his control over said grandson- this would include deciding the boy's father.
Chaimut eventually determined that Mitos, his nephew, would be the boy's father. While Fei Invaru made several advances at her father's command, but she was eventually intercepted by Mitos's father, Bailum, who demanded she stop advancing on Mitos. While unfortunate for Chaimut, he eventually conspired a plan to subvert Bailum.
Along with his brother Taopin, Chaimut would trick Bailum into a battle with Milin Orphi, secluding him from the world for generations. In Bailum's absence, Fei would advance to console Mitos. Eventually, a relationship bloomed, and the god Rel Eteisus was born.
Rel Eteisus was quickly apprehended by Chaimut and imprisoned, only allowing occasional visitation by Fei Invaru; the actions drove Mitos further into depression, now missing his father and son. As Rel Eteisus himself grew demoralized at his place in the universe, Fei Invaru would show him Laminarum to inspire hope, resulting in his escape.
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